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easing in many areas including new york home to the united nations headquarters but as kristen salumi reports in person diplomacy has been slow to return. new signs of life on new york streets. as wax anation rates increase covert infections drop and workers begin heading back to the office in 2 weeks allowed building capacity will increase from 50 to 75 percent here united nations headquarters though it is far from diplomacy as usual fewer than $600.00 staff members are coming to work each day that's less than a 10th of those who did prior to the pandemic and all public tours remain cancer. u.n. officials say building capacity will increase as more staff get vaccinated we expect as that happens more people will be able to come to the building there's no official change of phase 2 announced that's what the general assembly has resumed in person meetings in a spacious and iconic hall but the security council which sets its own agenda and rules hasn't convened in its regular chamber for months save for a handful of meetings under the russian presidency last october as the council held another virtual meeting on wednesday russia's ambassador said it's time

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scored his first success his first juvenile story about the young street boys of new york entitled ragged deck or street life in new york began serialization in a magazine called student and schoolmate the january 67 issue, which was a monthly publication for boys and girls very popular at the time. the cereal was so favorably we see that alger rewrote it in book form. he enlarge it in book form two publishing it according to his preface as the first volume of a series intended to illustrate the life and experiences of the friendless and vagrant children who are now numbered by thousands in new york and other cities. alger noted he went on that the quote necessary information has been gathered mainly from personal observation and conversations with the boys themselves -- as you can see here earns his living as a boot block on the streets of new york polishing people's shoes. now what exactly were these personal observations and conversations and in 1890 algevote an article for ladies home journal called are my boys real? and he wrote that. the first street boy with whom i became acquainted in new york was jo

audience of medical workers in new york being treated to a special concert by the new york philharmonic 13 months after the phil's last indoor performance more signs of life from new york's cultural scene coming up here on arts and culture and also on the show teenagers living the high life together on camera what is the deal with tick tock colab house. and later on rebel fashion designer vivienne westwood turns 80 and the idea is just keep coming. but 1st new york city's cultural scene is seeing some glimmers of hope the city's world renowned theaters and concert halls probably won't open before september but with millions of reza. vaccinated against the corona virus some venues are being allowed to reopen and the excitement is palpable. new yorkers are finally getting the opportunity again to pursue one of their favorite pastimes standing in line. i'm really excited for the say to become the city again as we always knew it would it's pretty pretty exciting that you can feel the feel the energy ok they're not actually excited about queuing up but rather that after a year of zoom meetings and elbow bumps they're about to see a live show at one of the city

and audiences medical workers in new york being treated to a special concert by the new york philharmonic 13 months after the phils last indoor performance more signs of life from new york's cultural scene coming out here on arts and culture and also on the show teenagers living the high life together on camera what is the deal with tick tock collab housings and later on rebel fashion designer vivienne westwood it turns 80 and the idea is just keep coming. but 1st new york city's cultural scene is seeing some glimmers of hope the city's world renowned theaters and concert halls probably won't open before september but with milk. residents now vaccinated against the corona virus some venues are being allowed to reopen and the excitement is palpable. new yorkers are finally getting the opportunity again to pursue one of their favorite pastimes standing in line. at the i'm really excited for the same to become the city again as we always knew it would it's pretty pretty exciting that you can feel the feel the energy ok they're not actually excited about queuing up but rather that after a year of zoo meetings and elbow bumps they're about to see a live show at

audience of medical workers in new york being treated to a special concert by the new york philharmonic 13 months after the phil's last indoor performance more signs of life from new york's cultural scene coming up here on arts and culture and also on the show teenagers living the high life together on camera what is the deal with tick tock colab hauser's and later on rebel fashion designer vivienne westwood turns 80 and the ideas just keep coming. but 1st new york city's cultural scene is seeing some glimmers of hope the city's world renowned theaters and concert halls probably won't open before september but with millions of residents now vaccinated against the coronavirus some venues are being allowed to reopen and the excitement is palpable. new yorkers are finally getting the opportunity again to pursue one of their favorite pastimes standing in line. i'm really excited for the city to become the city again as we always knew it would it's pretty pretty exciting that you can feel the feel the energy ok they're not actually excited about queuing up but rather that after a year of zoo meetings and elbow bumps they're about to see a live show at one of t

new york black-and-white cookie. >> this is a new york product, a way of life in new york.s old, aaron was an avid baseball fan who love cheering on the yankees with his kids and grandkids and cracking the bat on his neighborhood team. heather williams was usually the loudest mom cheering on the sidelines for her kids sports games. born in oklahoma, she settled with her husband in houston, texas. the couple, both college athletes, loved sports, whether they were watching the texas longhorns or little league. heather was deeply compassionate and caring, her husband said, not only as a wife, mother, and friend, but also as a teacher. the 42-year-old taught children of all ages, from elementary to high school. in person d virtually throughout the pandemic. jordan tassy was the social glue among his friends who said he was outgoing, hilarious, and deeply loyal to those he loved. at high school in montclair, new jersey, a school project led jordan to discover an interest in and talent for photography. when he graduated, jordan known to friends as polo launched a film business ca

audience of medical workers in new york being treated to a special concert by the new york philharmonic 13 months after the phil's last indoor performance more signs of life from new york's cultural scene coming up here on arts and culture and also on the show teenagers living the high life together on camera what is the deal with tick tock colab hauser's and later on rebel fashion designer vivienne westwood turns 80 and the idea is just keep coming. but 1st new york city's cultural scene is seeing some glimmers of hope the city's world renowned theaters and concert halls probably won't open before september but with millions of residents now vaccinated against the coronavirus some venues are being allowed to reopen and the excitement is palpable. new yorkers are finally getting the opportunity to pursue one of their favorite pastimes standing in line. at the i'm really excited for the state to become the city again as we always knew it would it's pretty pretty exciting that you can feel the feel the energy ok they're not actually excited about queuing up but rather that after a year of zoo meetings and elbow bumps they're about to see a live show at one

. >> surviving the fight of her life, carla of new york city, spending three weeks in a hospital lasthrowing the ceremonial first pitch relay for the mets. carla celebrating a home run and a second shot at life. and that's "nightline" for tonight. you can watch all the full episodes on hulu, we will see you back here same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america.

travel to spring break use them before and after their trips as new york state surpassed 10 million vaccine doses given, broadway came back to life for only a brief performance on saturday. st. james theater became the first to open to limited crowds since all broadway venues closed in march of 2020, due to the pandemic. it was for one of ten scheduled pilot performances ahead of a planned wider reopening in september. >> broadway is the heart beat of new york city. new york city is not what it is without broadway. >> it's one of the many signs of normalcy across the country as vaccinations and the virus run simultaneous races. back here in michigan, starting tomorrow, the state will actually be expanding vaccine eligibility including all people ages 16 and above as it scrambles to contain the spread

as new york state surpassed 10 million vaccine doses given. broadway came back to life for only a brief performance on saturday. the st. james theater became the first to open to limited crowds since all broadway venues closed in march of 2020 due to the pandemic. it was for one of ten scheduled performances ahead of a wider reopening in september. >> broadway is the heart of new york city. new york city is not what it is without broadway. >> it's one of the many signs of normalcy across the country as vaccinations and the virus run simultaneous races. and tomorrow is expected to be a big and significant day for michigan state fight against the pandemic because they will be now offering the vaccine to all residents ages 16 and above, amara, they will also be doubling their goal of daily

in long island, new york, an officer fighting for his life at this hour after he was stabbed in an artery during a routine traffic stop over the weekend. in new mexico, they just released footage showing the horrific murder of officer darian jarrett, shot and killed at point-blank range by violent criminal or doing another routine traffic stop. viewer warning. take a look for yourself. [gunshots] >> sean: that is gut wrenching, terrible footage showing the dangers, the risks a police officer faces every single day, every routine traffic stop. four months this year, nearly 100 police officers in this country been killed in the line of duty. sergeant james smith, iowa, shot and killed april 9. trooper chad walker, texas. shot and killed march 31st. police officer eric talley in boulder, colorado. shot and killed, march 22nd. officer kevin valencia shot and killed in florida, march 15th. captain justin williams bedwell of georgia shot and killed marc. louisiana reserve deputy constable martinez mitchum shot and killed in february. virginia police officer dominic jared windham shot and killed

. >>> rapper dmx is still in the hospital in critical condition his lawyer tells "the new york times" he is on lifert in a vegetative state the l simmons had a heart attack at his home friday night news of his condition hit the music community especially hard with many artists tweeting their support. his family is set to hold a prayer vigil later today outside the hospital >>> the personal data for over 500 million facebook user has resurfaced online available on a website for hackers. the information appears to be several years old, stolen during a security breach back in 2019 the availability of the data was first reported by business insider, which says the information includes phone numbers, full names, location, birthdays, and email addresses in a statement, facebook said this old data previously reported on we found and fixed that issue back in august of 2019 >>> still to come, vaccinated and ready to vacation. how airlines are preparing for surge in summer travel >>> and everybody get up it's a sequel to the slam. lebron james suits up with bugs bunny in the first trailer for "space jam 2."

i am one of those people who has been in new york city my whole life, seen many ups and many downs, ands a resilience with new york city, and something to the energy of new york city that you are not going to get down in florida. i do think you will see some people, and it is already starting, to see more people return, to be here to have that energy. new york is not a movable feast. you need to be here to feel that sense of energy. sonali: what is the bigger feel, is it the state and local taxes, people moving from one place to another to escape that threat of higher income taxes, or what is happening on a national scale? alexandra: when we are talking about new york state, it is definitely more the state and local taxes. obviously there's been a lot of pressure to bring back the salt deductions, so that would be a huge differential. but when you are talking about certainly for people making $2 million or $10 million or $25 million, for their taxes to go up by a significant amount, that certainly does have an effect. there are a number of very wealthy people who are fine to pay their f

. >>> and still ahead on kpix 5 news at 11:00, rapper dmx fighting for his life at a new york hospital. what may have caused him to have a heart attack. >>> plus, tesla stopping production on its two more expensive cars. >>> and a >>> rapper and actor dmx is reported to be in grave condition at a new york hospital tonight after suffering a heart attack triggered by an apparent drug overdose. the 50-year-old, whose real name is earl simmons, has been open about his struggles with drug use. he was rushed to the hospital, but we don't know if it wass drg related. simmonons' publicicist has not commented. >>> the civil rights leader was just 39 years old when he was shot on april 4, 1968 outside a femme mismotel. king was the pastor of the historic ebenezer baptist church, a husband, a father of four and an inspiration to millions of people across the globe. he spent much of his life advocating for equal rights for african-americans. >>> the personal information of more than 530 million facebook users was leaked online. business insider reports the exposed data includes phone number, faceb

it hung on the wall in our new york apartment all my life, and i did not know what it was or who had painted it until very late in that time. as a kid, i hate to say this, i probably shouldn't, it became part of the scenery. but it's a delight to learn eventually. i learned it just before my mother sold it. >> correct, from your point of view at the museum there, these relationships between churchill and truman didn't always start out close. truman and churchill did not know one another closely at all, because truman was interested with the presidency after fdr's death in april 1945. suddenly, he finds himself at the potsdam conference, at the close of world war ii, with winston churchill. can you tell me about your vantage point? talk about that moment, when truman encounters not only churchill but stalling on the world stage and potsdam? >> for harry truman, he was interested quite suddenly. he had been a senator for ten years, but only vice president for 82 days, and he had only met privately with roosevelt twice. so he is really in the dark on a lot of things, and not only that,

he feels like it is a step in the right direction there was one man that said i lived in new york my whole life this my whole entire life. i'm not shocked that the conviction came down. i want to mention they marched for sol dare i did solidarity with george floyd. >> one of the things that i spent some time talking to the floyd family about is what do they want to see come from this? what do they want to see, not just in terms of legislation, but what do they want to see? and they were very much addiment about the idea that george floyd's death should not be the end of something, it should be the start of something in this country. we will spend more time talking to members of george floyd's family about what they want to see happen in the >> a way to turn the pain into purpose. craig melvin, great reporting on the ground. we are looking forward to your show in a couple of minutes from now. >>> coming up, president biden set to announce a new milestone in the race to vaccinate people against covid. what we know about the announcement he is about to make and news this morning of where the johns

she did things like spend a lot of time in one village alone to write a long piece for the new york times. the life and the death of the village that's what was called. because i should do all countries picture, wanted to read you a little bit from that magazine article. this is 1966. the united states is only but it work for one year and already she was zooming in on the problems printed to rights, summer helicopters sculpted by history of constant is a emotions water. but in the military villages were insecure and isolated by war. the american armies with radios in the trucks and airplanes, had altered villages space. the very numbers the best power of the machines had distorted the human proportion at the scale of possibilities. in soldier still - they uprooted the farmers and pushing them over the edge of their own life and onto the road to be the kind of people watching waves upon waves. in combination with the - they brought poverty, terror and suspicion but above all they had brought uncertainty. one year into the war. next slide please. as i said, she wrote the book in 1972, when the pulitz

i thought about-- remember that old life of julia that barack obama came out with in the "new york times" and everyone tended, this is ridiculous, well, this is what they are doing, but they are breaking it apart in a

live performances nintendo theme food, the fan favorite a real life mario kart race of the castle party can save your money come here to new yorkauto, per the park also promises a chance to meet and take pictures was a mere favorite characters. but not princess peach. she was cut down last year. may she rest in peace. i noticed too soon. may she rest impeach. topic number two, a high-tech robot shown walking, talking and dancing during a televised russian robotics event has turned out to actually have been a human wearing a robot costume. if i have learned anything from russian dolls is that there is always someone underneath. this is a $3600 costume or by the actor during a russian technology form will television prevent centers described as a world's most modern robots, g8 next are going to tie the >> vaccine was fake too. viewers at home were insulin skeptical began asking questions online like were the robot sensors? white makes the unnecessary movements both dancing? that question would burn his circuits. although i've often asked the same about kamala harris. event organizer said they never intended to deceive anyone as t

organization that promotes a ball of law and human rights in the middle east and north africa sarah's life from new york thank you so my show being with us so jordanian officials are calling this a plot to destabilize the kingdom but they're not mentioning the c word the cool word why do you think this is and what's motivated these arrests. well it's a damned if you do and damned if you don't situation if the government continues to make allegations that make it sound like an attempted coup is very embarrassing for the kingdom each shows potentially the weakness and instability of the monarchy and the fact that coup plotters actually believed dudley could get away with a coup and yet to not have a story to justify the arrest and detention of prince and his associates will then make it appear that they've arrested him for no reason other than the fact that he's been critical of the team so they're really stuck in a difficult place i think the most telling issue here is how little we know and how little julian people know about what's happening in their own country and also very interesting the deputy pri

approximate the truth it's that serious and i'll thank you as always line illegal and media analysts life from new york city. thank you sir. washington secured agreements with mexico honduras and guatemala under which those countries pledged to deploy troops to their respective borders in a bid to slow migration to the united states now the move comes amid reports that by the administration is also considering hunting are kurdish to the central american states to stop the influx critics though argue the money would be better spent on americans in need of home scale if not been reports. with 170000 people picked up along the u.s. border just last month the migrant crisis is rapidly spinning out of control and the biden administration is scrambling to deal with it. 8 8 8 at the end of the. earth. and the current plan dollars and lots of them in the form of foreign aid president biden wants to try and buy a way out of his border crisis with taxpayer money the administration is spending $60000000.00 a week and now wants to launch a cash transfer program in central america this insults millions of americans

it don it was all the thank you very much for your takedown egoless or a journalist north or life from new york city. well while on the latest raft of sanctions the u.s. also cited claims made last year of russia offering to the taliban to kill american troops in galveston as dunya was just going through the white house admits it has very little so buck up those claims but is nevertheless demanding more answers from the kremlin we felt the reports were enough of a cause of concern they assessed with low to moderate confidence as you alluded to that russian intelligence officers sought to encourage taliban attacks against u.s. and coalition personnel and afghanistan so while there's a lot of moderate assessment of these reports we felt it was important for our intelligence committee to look into it this information really puts the burden on russia and the russian government to explain their engagement here last year when it was reported that russian intelligence offered taliban linked militants to kill american troops in afghanistan in 2019 the allegations were never proven and the pentagon itse

it's the prospect of a life without nuclear power that's causing concern in the state of new york about half of the country's aging nuclear facilities a juice a close by the end of the decade and there's concern that whatever is used instead to keep the lights on could deal a blow to climate goals kristen salumi reports. it's the end of an era in new york's hudson valley the indian point nuclear power plant is coming off line at one time it employed $1000.00 people here and provided about half of the tax revenue for the village of buchanan not to mention a quarter of the electricity used by new york city i lived here all my life you can america resubmit believes the plant has been a good neighbor you are right. now it's to me. it's something that didn't have to happen it's really a sad day for us because indian point has been a huge part of our history indian point isn't safe you can't just say well let's keep it on the line when you've had a number of mishaps the number of structural issues when you're looking at a 60 year old design solar battery environmentalists like paul de lay dis

before talking about his extraordinary life and career, i would like to play a clip from a radio interview he did in new york city in 1964. this clip is courtesy of knee w. and why you archives in new york. in the interview he talks a bit about his approach to humor, his early life and how his career as a humorous came to be. many of you remember art buchwald, will recognize his accent. >> this is patricia marks. my guest today is a man who has been called the most comic american since mark twain. he is mr. art buchwald. columnist for the new york herald tribune and the author of the recent book, i chose capital punishment. mr. buchwald, did you always write as you do know? >> well, yes. in a sense i did. i never wrote too seriously. you know they say that says humorous usually have unhappy childhoods. in my case it might be true. at an early age i sort of had a kind of a different outlook on things than most other kids did. i prodded it or made use of it. >> and what way did you have a different attitude? >> i saw things, i don't know how to explain it. i was a foster child. i was one of the outs. all the o

new lease on life. found dehydrated along the shore of long island, new york. critters until they got better. the pair affectionately named billy joel and joan jett. big names for two big little personalities. now taking a big shot forward to a new life. quite the rock stars. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you same time next week. thanks for staying up with us. have a wonderful weekend. good night, america.

new york. we met with creative concepts coming out of nashville come out of austin. it could mean good news for new york, almost like a new chance and a new lease on life.got everyone excited in the control room. this is kind of a dovetail on that question. what kind of changes are you making to your retail portfolio now? what kind of changes do you expect over the next six months? alix: joe: for ourselves -- joe: for ourselves, focusing on creativity. it used to be all about the retail side which is not the biggest weighting for us. in terms of the retail side of the portfolio, it is focusing on what i just said. the more creative tenants, the younger tenants, the guys coming from other cities that are ready to give new york city a chance, and to be candid, the mainstay of our business the last five or six years has been focusing on biotechnology laboratories and e-commerce logistics. if anything, that has been on fire and continuing to ramp up for us globally. alix: before we let you go, you do have holdings elsewhere outside the u.s. and new york. our people traveling? are you seeing mexico opening up again? joe: it's funny you said that. yes, we are

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new york times." what did you think of the book and its presentation of your life? >> well, of course, i was a little apprehensive because i am a conservative republican. and "the new yorker" and the "new york times" are not necessarily conservative publications. but i determined that there really wasn't anything out there for me to hide. so i gave them everything. i gave them boxes, files of correspondence from years ago with my parents and with my sib, my sister and others. and i just said, have at it, because i was not really particularly worried. was i a little bit apprehensive about what conclusions they might come to? you bet i was. are there some conclusions in the book that i would tend to disagree with? you bet there are. do i think on balance that this is a really fair and complete full-throated biography of my life? i do. i think it was fair, it certainly covers everything. there were some things in there that i didn't necessarily know. i disagree with some of the authors, some of peter and susan's conclusions. but on balance, i think it was good to just t

churches are coming back to life from one service in new york and to this service in an outdoor baseball stadium there's positive news about vaccines 106 million americans have at least on one dose. we start off tonight a global challenge of faith. you on this second easter inth age of covid, in person services are back but different across the country, houses of worship are a mix of social dancing. the virus top of mind, 27% of americans planned to attending church in person this year that hesitation enveloping the most holy of places. pope francis, hosting his annual easter vatican vigil urging faith through the dark months ahead >> those prayers for good reason as europe struggles. at an italian hospital, the spread of easter cheer as they go in to another lockdown. france in a third lockdown with vaccinations slowing the daily infections have doubled across the country in paris, police deployed 6600 officers to enforce new restrictions including a travel ban and nationwide curfew. americans are bracing for early the signs of a fourth wave saturday, michigan reported 8400 new cases th

new lease on life. found dehydrated along the shore of long island, new york. staff at a local marine rescue center caring for the little critters until they got better. the pair affectionately named billy joel and joan jett. big names for two big little personalities. now taking a big shot forward to a new life. quite the rock stars. that's "nightline." you can watch all our full episodes on hulu. we'll see you same time next week. thanks for staying up with us. have a wonderful weekend. good night, america. >>> live, breaking news. >>> breaking news protests over recent police shootings. in minnesota and oakland, people marching in the streets, protesting the death of daunte wright. in brooklyn center, police pepper sprayed tonight, right outside police headquarters. >> in oakland, vandals targeted stores in the aftermath of a march. kate larson has been tracking that protest and what happened after. >> she joins us live in the newsroom, >> reporter: there has been som, thughout the the bay area, people have been protesting after recent deadly police shooting

. >>> the associated press said a prayer vigil was held outside of a new york hospital where rapper dmx is on life! dmx! >> reporter: yesterday, supporters and family of the rapper chanted his name and offered prayers. the 50-year-old whose real name is earl simmons was admitted to the hospital last friday, following a heart attack. >> we will lift up earl. we will lift him up. we will pray. we will give the gift to him. >> a statement released by the rapper's family sunday said he remained in a coma and was on a ventilator. >>> and the dallas morning news says the driver of a stolen ambulance was taken into custody. the vehiclestolen yesterday from a dallas fire station. the suspect led police on a two-hour long chase. he was seen driving the wrong way on several roads cutting across residential lawns and maneuvering past police cars. he eventually abandoned the ambulance and found himself cornered along a fence. several officers apprehended him. >>> still ahead, skipping the summer games. we'll tell you which country is the first to pull out of the olympics in tokyo. ch c country the firstst to